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Monday, 5 December 2016
quote [ Inexplicably bad property photographs. It's that simple. ]
Joecam would hate this.
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satanspenis666 said @ 3:26am GMT on 5th Dec
Think this may have been posted on the old SE. Still funny. And too think, I thought I was being so original when I put my toilet in the kitchen.
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HoZay said @ 3:37am GMT on 5th Dec
I kind of thought I'd seen it before, but couldn't find it here. Anyway, I got a laugh out of it, so...
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hellboy said @ 7:48am GMT on 5th Dec
Seeing as the old SE is no more, I'm happy to see stuff reappear. Perhaps we need a +1 Repost.
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cb361 said @ 8:36am GMT on 5th Dec
I once told a real estate agent that his photographs gave a exaggerated impression of the amount of space in a property. He said "Thank you."
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mechanical contrivance said @ 4:37pm GMT on 5th Dec
They often use wide angle rectilinear lenses. Those stretch pictures at the edges for the purpose of making straight lines, making rooms appear larger than they are.
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mechavolt said @ 2:42pm GMT on 5th Dec
Took me a second to figure this one out. It's now my fav:
http://terriblerealestateagentphotos.com/post/153791330372 |
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robotroadkill said @ 2:52am GMT on 6th Dec
My dad put a door to nowhere like that in our house when we built it. The screen porch came a few years later.
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Not always a good presentation.